The CANZUK Union Explained - Explaining Brexit

The video discusses the CANZUK proposal, a theoretical alliance between Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK, aimed at forming an economic and political union post-Brexit. It explores the potential benefits, such as free movement and trade deals, and addresses skepticism regarding its feasibility and motivations. The video also highlights public support and the geographical challenges that could impact trade among these nations.

What is the primary reason the UK is interested in forming new trade deals post-Brexit?

• To reduce trade with Commonwealth nations

• To increase exports to the USA

• To regain control over its trade policies

• To strengthen ties with the EU

Which countries are included in the CANZUK proposal?

• UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand

• UK, USA, Canada, Australia

• UK, India, South Africa, Australia

• UK, France, Germany, Italy

What is one of the main benefits of the CANZUK agreement for citizens?

• Increased military cooperation

• Shared educational resources

• Free movement and working rights

• Unified currency system

Which existing agreement is the CANZUK proposal compared to in terms of free movement?

• NAFTA

• Schengen Agreement

• ASEAN Free Trade Area

• Trans-Tasman Travel Agreement

What is a major concern about the CANZUK proposal related to migration?

• Decreased migration to the EU

• Increased migration to the USA

• Excessive migration from non-Commonwealth countries

• Lack of migration control

What percentage of the UK's exports currently go to CANZUK nations?

• 44%

• 77%

• 15%

• 3%

What is a criticism of the CANZUK proposal regarding its inclusivity?

• It includes too many countries

• It is based on racial rather than economic terms

• It focuses only on economic benefits

• It excludes non-English speaking countries